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COV ITRM Glossary

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Cloud readiness / Cloud-ready

Definition

(Context: Hosting Options, Software, Virtual Server)


Cloud Readiness / Cloud ready - Cloud readiness is defined as an IT solution that is either already hosted or can be hosted on a virtual server using either Linux or Windows as an operating system and there are no software licensing or data issues with the solution consuming cloud-based hosting services.  There are nine possible migration paths for each agency/customer IT solution that is not already hosted by cloud-based services. 

Preferred – IT solution is hosted on a virtual x86 or equivalent server using either Linux or Windows as an operating system. This also includes any IT solution under ECOS evaluation.

Acceptable – IT solution is hosted on a non Windows/Linux virtual machine (examples: AIX, Solaris) that could be hosted by either a private cloud or by a community/public cloud provider licensing or data issues with the solution consuming cloud-based hosting services.


Reference:

Cloud_Based_Hosting_Topic_Report_FINAL.pdf     |     https://www.vita.virginia.gov/media/vitavirginiagov/it-governance/psgs/pdf/Cloud_Based_Hosting_Topic_Report_FINAL.pdf 

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